Prerequisites
To configure SAML SSO, you need an active CoreWeave account and admin permissions.
This section explains how to set up SAML single sign-on (SSO) for your organization so members can authenticate through your identity provider (IdP) instead of CoreWeave credentials. You can configure SAML SSO policies for CoreWeave Kubernetes Service (CKS) manually or with a metadata URL. Choose the method that matches what your IdP exposes.
SAML responses and assertions must both be signed by your IdP.
Add attributes to the IdP
CoreWeave uses these attributes to identify each user who signs in through SSO. After you deploy the SSO policy, add the following attributes to your IdP:
| Key | Description |
|---|
email | User’s email (unique identifier) |
first_name | User’s first name |
last_name | User’s last name |
Manage the SSO policy
After the initial setup, you can return to the SAML SSO configuration page to review or change the policy. The configuration dialog displays the policy’s information and lets you manage it with the following buttons: Disable SAML, Enable SAML, and Edit.
Access the SSO login page
After you configure SSO for your organization, direct users to sign in with your organization’s dedicated SSO login URL.
The SSO login URL follows a standard format that includes your organization’s unique ID directly before the final /login path segment.
To access the SSO login URL:
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In Cloud Console, go to Account Settings and find your CoreWeave Org ID.
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Replace
[ORG-ID] in the following example with your Org ID.
# Replace `[ORG-ID]` with your Org ID.
https://console.coreweave.com/accounts/saml/[ORG-ID]/login
Example
If your Org ID is abc123, your SSO login URL is:
https://console.coreweave.com/accounts/saml/abc123/login
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Share this URL with your team so they can sign in with your SSO configuration.
Users who visit this URL are redirected to your IdP to authenticate, then returned to Cloud Console.